Discover Mokrý Lom

When choosing a destination such as Mokrý Lom, specific points of interest can help you get your bearings: the area is known for hiking trails with different routes, a cycling route along a named road, and a chapel with historical significance. This can help you decide whether you would prefer to spend your stay mainly hiking, cycling, or learning about local history. The differences between the routes give you an objective basis for weighing these interests against one another.

Hiking and cycling in the administrative area

The red hiking trail Římov–Svatý Jan nad Malší–Komařice runs through the administrative area of Mokrý Lom and passes through the localities of Lahuť and Polžov. The blue hiking trail Římov–Kaplice runs along the western side of the administrative area. This makes one difference clear for orientation: the red trail passes through two named localities, while the blue one runs along the western side of the area. Check the current trail markers on site before committing to a particular section.

For cycling, Route No. 1130 is a specific point of reference. It follows road III/15526 through Branišovice, Mokrý Lom, and Ločenice. The same road also connects Římov, Branišovice, Mokrý Lom, and Ločenice, and passes through the administrative centre of Mokrý Lom. This allows you to consider the cycling route and road connection together without treating them as the same thing: the route number identifies the cycling route, while the road connects several places. As route conditions can change, it is best to check them before setting out.

Excursion and landscape

The excursion “Kolem Římovské přehrady” also passes through Mokrý Lom. Its route uses field tracks and smaller roads. These details give you a concrete idea of the types of paths included in the tour if you are considering adding it to your plans. The forests around Mokrý Lom also offer opportunities for hiking. This means you can plan your stay around both named routes and the surrounding woodland landscape.

Chapel and local history

Until 1387, the settlement of Mokrý Lom belonged to the Velešín estate. Another historical point of reference is the chapel in Mokrý Lom: it dates from 1848 and was built in the village square to commemorate the abolition of the robot. These two details shed light on different aspects of local history. The Velešín estate establishes the settlement’s former affiliation, while the chapel’s commemorative purpose explains its historical significance. If you would like to get to know the place itself as well as its trails, the chapel offers a specific point of interest.

Facilities and getting there

Mokrý Lom has a swimming pool. If you would like to make it a set part of your stay, check in advance whether it will be open during your visit. The Mokrý Lom children’s playground has a zip line, swings, a climbing tower with a slide, and a sand area. As facilities can change, it is worth checking their current condition if you have specific plans.

In April 2024, buses to Mokrý Lom travelled via road III/15526. If you plan to arrive by bus, check the timetable for your travel date. For finding your way around the area, it is also useful to know that the road runs through the administrative centre of Mokrý Lom. Together with the documented connection between the places, this provides a specific reference point for planning your trip.

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